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World locations (island nations): The islands of Seychelles are located in which ocean? Use standard world map positioning relative to Africa and India. Choose the correct ocean.

Q: World locations (island nations): The islands of Seychelles are located in which ocean? Use standard world map positioning relative to Africa and India. Choose the correct ocean.

Concept/Approach Seychelles is an archipelago in the western Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and east of mainland Africa. Final Answer Indian Ocean

Difficulty: Easy

Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean

Correct Answer: Indian Ocean

Explanation:

Concept/Approach
Seychelles is an archipelago in the western Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and east of mainland Africa.

Final Answer
Indian Ocean

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